Debbie Reynolds Says She Won't Read Fans Magazines
In a Drake luncheon interview Debbie Reynolds rejects gossip about "That Couple" and says she enjoys her work and charity. She notes dating Harry Karl but stresses privacy, hopes to marry again, have more children, and raises her current kids without outsiders’ interference.
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New York
Debbie Reynolds
the Drake
Debbie
Fans
Harry Karl
Harry
Nina
Arthur Godfrey
Modest Maidens Trademarks Dagidtered T. Patent Office
A fragmented clipping describes Paul Martell of Montainside New Jersey creating a miniature town with six boards and 80 pounds of plaster, scaled at three feet to the mile, built over six weeks by cycling the borough to count houses. It also mentions Debbie’s TV project and various light notes on entertainment and public life.
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N. J
Paul Martell
Ring Reunites Bennett After Lost Wedding Band
Walter J. Bennett, a multiple sclerosis patient at a handicapped center in Red Bank New Jersey, lost his wedding band at work. It reappeared later among advertising brochures from an industrial firm, and was returned to him, though slightly larger than before.
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George Burns
Gracie Allen
MGM
Joe Pasternak
Connie Francis
Orson Bean
London
Edd
Kookie) Byrnes
Joanie Sommers
Dukes of Dixieland
Connecticut
B'way
Nevada
Carol Lawrence
Wall St. Stock Exchange
Phil Silvers
Earl
F. G. Kernan
Barney Goldman
Texas
giGenotiatt
Tee Mall Syndicate
Ring
Red Bank
N. J
Walter J. Bennett
Bennett
Center For the Handicapped
Promo
Anderson Business College
Auto-Lite
Decatur
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Wilson
By Earl Wilson
Earl Wilson
Modest Maidens
Dagidtered
T. Patent Office
ABC
Europe
Jeanette Johnson
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Chicago
New York State
International City Managers’ Assn
Association
Oui
Wurliizer
T.c. Forbes « Sons
Piano Company
E. Moulton St
King‘s
SI. S.W. EL
Hartselle
Twins Cleaners
Athens
South America
Norman Albright
IBM
Nancy Taylor
Decatur, Ala
Ed’s
Dacron and Rayon
Dacron and Wool
Decatur, Alabama
WHY Not Cafe
2Nd Ave
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